Tajna Mora Yacht Charter

About Tajna Mora

Tajna Mora is a 101 ft (31 m) gulet built in Croatia in 2007, true to the traditional motor-sailer style associated with the country’s Dalmatian coast. She carries up to 18 guests across nine cabins and pairs a steel hull with teak decking and a wood coach roof, a combination common to larger Croatian-built gulets of her era. Her character sits closer to a classic sailing vessel than a conventional motor yacht, with twin masts and a profile that reflects her build near Split.

Guests looking for a more traditional Adriatic charter, rather than a high-speed motor yacht experience, tend to find Tajna Mora’s layout well suited to groups who value space and flexibility over tight itineraries. Her nine-cabin configuration is unusually generous for a yacht of this length, and the main deck’s open lounge and dining areas flow easily into the cockpit and aft deck. She charters year to year from Split, with the Dalmatian islands easily reached within a day’s sailing.

Guest Accommodation

Tajna Mora sleeps up to 18 guests in nine cabins, a configuration most charter brokers describe as four double cabins and four twin cabins on the lower deck, plus one convertible double/twin cabin on the main or upper deck. Each cabin has its own en-suite bathroom, giving every guest private access to a shower and head without sharing across cabins.

The convertible cabin adds useful flexibility for groups with mixed preferences, since it can be configured as either a double or a twin depending on the charter party. Families and larger groups of friends travelling together will find the cabin count works well for splitting couples, friends, and children across private spaces rather than compromising on shared berths. Air conditioning is fitted throughout, including at night, which matters on a wooden-decked gulet during the height of the Adriatic summer.

Onboard Amenities and Water Toys

Tajna Mora is fitted with Wi-Fi throughout and full air conditioning, two features that matter most to charter guests spending a week aboard a traditional sailing yacht rather than a larger motor yacht with more built-in systems. The aft deck includes a swimming platform at the stern, giving guests easy water access for swimming stops at anchor, and the yacht carries equipment for simple onboard barbecue dining on deck.

Her water toy inventory is built around a 5.6 m tender with a 70 hp outboard, used both for guest transfers and watersports towing. Onboard equipment includes waterskis, a wakeboard, two kayaks, two stand-up paddleboards, snorkelling gear, and a towable inflatable donut, along with a Sea-Doo-style personal watercraft. That mix covers both quiet paddling around sheltered bays and more active watersports for guests who want them.

• Air Conditioning
• BBQ
• Swimming Platform
• Wi-Fi

Performance

Tajna Mora is powered by twin Doosan L086TIH diesel engines producing a combined 420 kW, driving a traditional twin-screw gulet hull of steel construction. Brokers most commonly list her cruising speed at around 9 knots with a maximum in the 11 knot range, consistent with a displacement-hulled motor sailer of her size and weight rather than a fast planing yacht.

That performance profile fits steady island-hopping around the Dalmatian coast, with short daily runs between anchorages, rather than long open-water passages at speed. Guests chartering her should plan an itinerary built around proximity rather than distance.

Tajna Mora Charter Locations

Tajna Mora charters from Split, Croatia, with Dubrovnik also used as an alternative embarkation point depending on the season and broker. From either port, she reaches the central Dalmatian islands easily, with charter itineraries commonly built around Hvar, Korčula, Brač, Vis, and Mljet, along with the Kornati National Park and the historic city of Šibenik further north.

The Adriatic charter season for a yacht like Tajna Mora runs broadly from spring through autumn, with July and August the busiest months. Guests exploring Croatia by gulet typically favour this stretch of coastline for its short hops between islands, protected anchorages, and the walkable old towns of Split, Hvar, and Korčula along the way.

Enquire About Tajna Mora

Tajna Mora suits charter guests who want a traditional Dalmatian sailing experience with generous cabin space for a larger group. To check current availability and rates, get in touch with your preferred dates, group size, and the number of cabins you need.

Mention whether you’re set on departing from Split or open to Dubrovnik, along with any particular islands or stops you’d like included, and a yacht charter broker can confirm what’s possible for your charter window.